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And they were both the exact same reply." Narang figured it was a hoax.except that their "business" model would completely fall through without them.And on a dating site where sending messages is considered a premium feature, there is only one of two possible explanations.Our requests for comment were not returned by Tinder.On Twitter, it's not hard to find users complaining about the practice: Still, Narang says there's another problem.But since he worked in web security, he was curious to follow the trail.